Some nifty screenshots and a pretty nifty movie

[ben6]

These were taken on a Geforce3 using Powerrender X (Chris Egerts (who used to work for Digital Extremes (UT) helped develop the engine)

Some highlights : Look at the walls in screenshot 1 and 2. Look at the realistic shadows in screenshot 3 and watch the movie!

http://www.3dengine.ca/prx/gallery.htm

http://www.3dengine.ca/prx/movies/prx1.wmv

 

[duffer]

Nice, in sort of a low-key Project KY meets Halo sort of way.

You might want to post this on http://www.flipcode.com's image-of-the-day board.

 

[koneill]

LMAO!

 

[NTD]

Doesn't look very realistic to me. I mean yeah, the skeleton looks good but the shadow on the floor?

The walls do look nice tho. Maybe we'll finally start seeing some bump mapping in games this year.

 

[PrzemKo]

Quite nice. For me the most appealing thing here is, that you can use "unspectacular" textures (like the walls in radiosity screenshot) and get away with good looking and realistic image. Also bump mapping effect is a bit "moderated" here - just like in real world. Only in case of characters I see a need for bit of TruForm .

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[Nite_Hawk]

Hi,

Ben, is this really much more than can be done in any other engine these days? I mean, it's nice looking and all, but it didn't seem all that terribly impressive to me. Maybe I'm just jaded. :smile:

It looked like the shadows on the walls were moving when the camera is standing still. I'm assuming they just are moving the lightmaps around on the walls. This isn't doing radiosity in realtime I imagine? (if it is than I'll take back everything I said.) :smile:

Nite_Hawk